We’re based in the Midlands and have been photographing weddings since 2007. Our pictures are a fantastic blend of of natural, unstaged images and gorgeous couple portraits, all captured with beautiful light, colour and life.
We don’t stage-manage your day, keep you away from your guests for too long or do endless numbers of group photos. We’re all about photographing the real essence of your wedding with our signature style, passion and attention to detail.
We offer the choice of one photographer or two and photograph weddings big, small and in-between.
We’ve photographed dozens of weddings in our beautiful home county of Worcestershire, with many of them are featured here on our site.
Take a look at some of them below to get a feel for how we work.
Over the years we’ve got to know many of the wedding venues Worcestershire has to offer and some have become real favourites of ours.
Located on the edge of Bromsgrove, Avoncroft always holds a special place in our hearts as it’s the venue we chose for our own wedding 2011.
Brimming with history, Avoncroft provides some of the best photo locations in Worcestershire.
Just a short drive from Worcester, the Stanbrook Abbey Hotel boasts large and beautiful grounds and a mixture of modern and original Victorian architecture.
The venue is centred around the Callow Great Hall which makes for a truly stunning location for a civil wedding ceremony.
Nestled into the Malvern Hills, Malvern College has a choice of buildings and spaces available for weddings and extensive and wonderfully maintained grounds.
Situated mid-way between Bromsgrove and Kidderminster, the wonderful Brockencote Hall exudes class, with beautiful grounds and superb food.
Just outside Bewdley, Spring Grove House is located in the heart of the West Midlands Safari Park.
We’ve also photographed weddings at many Worcestershire churches, including:
Hanbury church
St Ambrose Roman Catholic church Kidderminster
St Peter’s church Astley
St Stephen’s church Worcester
St Bartholomew’s church Tardebigge
St Leonard’s church Clent
St Kenelm’s church Romsley
